Originally posted by curiousman
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The only tax free options you have are pension/SIPP.
If you invest the company's money, then you'll have CT to pay, as well as more tax to get it out (and potentially CGT if your company becomes an investment vehicle -not sure as it's not my area of expertise).
No matter what, I'd suggest you take out dividends anyway to the higher rate threshold as that's the least tax to pay. And stick that in an ISA (or if you like a return on your money somewhere else). Zopa is quite good.
After that I'd throw it at a pension. But that's me. Not you. A pension suits my age, lifestyle and other personal considerations.
What you need is an IFA, who can understand your goals, your current savings, your age, and help you plan something useful. Rather than 100+ opinions from the internet, of people who can't even agree if gladiators is a good movie.

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